Excursion Bulletins for One-Way and Round-Trip Colonist Tickets
Railroad agents advertise home-seekers and colonist excursions across Minnesota and nearby regions. Dates of sale span April 3 to April 24, 1906, with specific routes to Indiana Michigan and western territories. Special one-way second-class colonist tickets offered daily to April 7, 1906. H. J. Rhein, General Passenger Agent, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Manitoba
Ontario
Saskatchewan
Assiniboia
Alberta
Ndianapolis
Ind
Ery
Indiana
Michigan
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Utah
Intermediate Territory
Francisco
Los Angeles
Cal
South
Southeast
H. J. Rhein
Cincinnati
Ohio
Death of John B. Herkless, longtime Rush county farmer
John B. Herkless died of internal cancer at his home northeast of Carthage last Sunday night at age 69 after a year of ill health. Born August 16 1887 in Posey township Rush county he spent his life there as a farmer and businessman. He married Louisa Stanley 48 years ago and they had eleven children, seven sons and four daughters, with three children deceased. Funeral services were held at the house Tuesday morning with Rev. Carson of Knightstown Presbyterian Church assisted by Rev. McConnell of Rushville and Rev. Whitely of Carthage. Pallbearers were John Siler M F Lovett Lon Sohn Frank Foust John Leisure and J J Anderson. Interment followed in Barrett cemetery.
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John B. Herkless
Carthage
Posey Township
Rush County
Indiana
Louisa Stanley
Carson
Presbyterian Church
Knightstown
McConnell
Rushville
Whitely
John Siler
M. F. Lovett
Lon Sohn
Frank Foust
John Leisure
J. J. Anderson
Barrett Cemetery
Lovetts Grocery
Joseph H. Loudenback
Dan Loudenback
Charlottesville
Bright
Loudenback
Simmon's
M. W. Foster
East Street Christian Church
West Henley Street
Card of Thanks for Loss of Husband and Father
Louisa and children express gratitude to neighbors and friends for their kindness and assistance during illness death of their husband and father.
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Louisa
Pain Balm Recalled for Rheumatism Relief at Home
A vintage ad asserts rheumatism spoils life but a happy home remains the ideal, promising relief from Chamberlain's Pain Balm after a single application and eventual cure with continued use. Sold by all draggists and McClain's in Carthage.
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McClain’s
Carthage
Heartbeat Upset and Pneumonia Endanger Patient
The patient experiences extreme heart turbulence, alternating upward and downward, with severe agony in a standing position. Relief comes only when lying flat. Mr Myers now has pneumonia, and recovery chances are slim.
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Myers
Great Big Sale Dominates Friday Auction in Henry County
The Risk sale on Friday drew a larger crowd than during calmer spring days. Fat cattle and horses drew strong bidding, with receipts surpassing $8,000 though not all stock was offered. About 50 cattle and several horses remained unsold in the barn. A second sale is expected to follow to dispose of unsold stock.
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Riley
Henry County
Risk
Local News From Carthage Area Advertisements and Events
Gasoline and bulk garden seeds offered at W C Pierce's Grocery. Easter flower orders welcomed with prompt delivery. Eva Johnson promotes special trimmed work and hats at Grace Tyner and New Castle visitors. Funeral of Joseph H Loudenback noted north of Charlottesville. Friends Church offerings total 100.40 for Japan famine relief. Church meetings led by Rev J T Jones and Rev J T Scull. Millinery, flowers, seeds, and groceries featured at local shops. Community notices include deliveries, subscriptions, and school activities.
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W. C. Pierce's
Eva Johnson's
Isaac Bitner
Joseph H. Loudenback
Charlottesville
Thave
Eva Johnson
Chas. H. Johnson
New Castle
W. S. Johnson
Della Johnson
Lewisville
Friends’ Church
Friends’ Congregation
J. B. Bentley
W. P. Bentley
Butte
Montana
Cyrus Coffin
Indianapolis
E. T.coffin
Herbert Harrold
Knightstown
Enos Coffin
Ola Alexander
B. F.stinger
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children
Nurse in the Children's Home New York endorses Mother Gray's Sweet Powders to cure feverishness bad stomach teething disorders move and regulate bowels and destroy worms. Over 380 000 testimonials. Sold at all druggists price 26 cents sample free address Allen Olmstead LeRoy New York 14 4t.
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Gray
New York
Allen
Olmstead, LeRoy, N.Y
The Meanest Man Not Black
A speaker lists crimes range from petty theft to grave desecration and describes a man who can be virtuous by comparison to a neighbor who refuses to pay for a newspaper. The piece lampoons hypocrisy, naming a man whose surname is withheld and noting he is not Black.
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Long
Black
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